Situated in western Edwards County, this +/-36-acre tract offers a quiet and secluded setting with convenient access. The property is reached by traveling approximately four miles down a well-maintained county caliche road, followed by less than three miles of deeded easement road. Its remote location near the end of the road ensures exceptional privacy and minimal traffic.

Electricity runs along the entire northern boundary, making future improvements or a camp setup straightforward. The southern boundary adjoins a very large, low-fenced neighbor, contributing to a more open and natural wildlife corridor throughout the area. The terrain features gentle rolling elevations, complemented by a small dry creek bed that winds through the property.

Vegetation is characteristic of the western Hill Country, with an appealing mix of live oak, shin oak, mountain laurel, agarita, persimmon, and cedar that offers plentiful cover for game. The property has not been hunted in the past couple of years, allowing wildlife to move freely and undisturbed. A variety of species can be found here, including axis, aoudad, whitetail deer, turkey, and hogs.

This attractive and lightly hunted acreage is offered by Western Hill Country Realty.